Sourdough Bread
These are the only three ingredients required for authentic sourdough.
What are flour, water, and salt?
This is the first official language of Ireland.
What is Irish?
Also known as Irish Gaelic or Gaelic
Residents of Upper Michigan and commonly referred to as this.
What are Yoopers?
This specialized, thermally insulated high-temperature oven or furnace is used to harden, clay, brick, cement or glass products.
What is a kiln?
Fun fact: A high-fire kiln can get up to 2700 degrees Fahrenheit
This food is made by combining a nut butter, powdered sugar, butter, and milk. It is often served with chocolate cake.
What is peanut butter frosting?
Sourdough kneading focuses on building strength though gentle methods such as this.
What is the stretch and fold?
Will also accept the slap and fold or coil folds.
This animal does not reside on the island.
What is a snake?
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These three lakes border the Upper Peninsula.
What is Lake Superior, Lake Michigan, and Lake Huron?
This term refers to the process of removing air bubbles from the clay prior to working with it.
What is "wedge"?
Ex: You must wedge the clay.
The branches of this stone fruit are commonly used to symbolize peace.
What is an olive?
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It is important to score sourdough bread for this reason.
What is to allow steam to escape and prevent random bursting?
This is the most known landmark in Ireland.
What are the Cliffs of Moher?
The region is known for mining this in the Keweenaw Peninsula.
What is Copper?
This mixture of powdered mineral (e.g. silica, fluxes, and alumina) is applied to fired clay that melts into a glassy coating.
What is a glaze?
This restaurant is a specializes in an interactive, multi-course fondue dining experience.
What is the Melting Pot?
One of the most ancient forms of bread, sourdough is said to have originated from here.
Where is Ancient Egypt?
This traditional Irish breakfast distinguishes itself from a full English breakfast by including traditional soda bread and potato bread (or potato farls).
What is an Ulster Fry?
This territorial dispute is how Michigan acquired the Upper Peninsula.
This type of pottery is known for its great strength while also remaining extremely thin.
What is porcelain?
This singer-songwriter is known for his hit song "Hurt Somebody".
Who is Noah Kahan?
A sourdough started contains these two natural leavening agents.
What are wild yeast and lactic acid bacteria?
This native game is often described as the "fastest game on grass," players use a wooden stick to strike a small ball over or under a crossbar.
What is Hurling?
These two cities were originally established as fur trading posts, and one is the oldest European settlement in Michigan.
What is Sault Ste. Marie and St. Ignace.
The oldest known pottery vessels were discovered in this country.
Where is China?
Fun fact: These vessels dated back to 18,000 BC
This flower is a long-lasting perennial known for its large and long petals, sturdy stems, and availability in a wide range of bright colors.
What is a Gerbera Daisy?